National Republican., 1887-12-15
What 1T WILL Be.
SOME IDEA OF THE NEW HEATING AND
LIGHTING PROCESS
And Its Prospect for Future Perma.
nent Utility.

am beseiged almost every day to visit
some exhibition, or TO look into the ex-
alted merits OF some new innovation; and
endeavor 10 impartially examine them,
and to candidly speak Of their real merits
as freely as 1 think their worth will Justify.
Continuous contact with novelties. and an
extending acquaintance with the pro-
jectors Of new ideas, lave led me to be
somewhat discriminating; aud, ss desire
that the publication Of my observations
shall be regarded as intelligent and thought
ful opinions, 1 take peculiar interest in
what will be Of the most profit to the greatest
number OF people.
From time to time have had to say
good many complimentary things about
the ingenious process of heating and light
ing patented by the Perfection Heat and
Light Company Of this city. The details
Of manufacture have been completed suf1i-
ciently to warrant me In inviting house.
keepers, storekeepers, hotel and boarding
house keepers to give theif studious In
vestigation to an embodiment OF scientific
principles just as simple as the nose on
your face, and yet the most remarkable
economical agent put before the public In
years. You can imagine what strides have
been made by this company when / tell
you that within two months they have be-
come established upon basis sufficiently
substantial to place premium OF 100 per
cent. on their stock, and with only the un-
heralded merits Of the invention to rely
upon they have orders booked to last them
continuously for the next three months
This is phenomenal growth, but it has been
healthful and deserved.
presume many of you have visited the
Office, No. 93S + street, and examined the
stove they use for their own heating power,
and which is operated by the simple appli.
ance heretofore described. IL you have
done go, you must candidly admit that
nothing you have ever seen can ap.
sense. 1t is one Of those practical affairs
that must be seen to be appreciated. Now,
II you have not been to the office, and have
never had chance to look into this-the
twin.sister Of electrical utility-you will
have chance in few days to visit the
factory on g street and inspect veritable
kitchen, equipped with complete outfit,
cult heating and lighting. for which the
Perfection Heat and Light Company are
completing the details.
There is no imaginative conjectures re-
quired to predict the future Of this com.
pany; and only every day common sense is
needed to appreciate the value of its
methods. For when you dispense with
coal as household necessity, and when
you simplify interior lighting so that 1t will
60 hand In hand with heating-and the
combination be accomplished with one cost,
then there is no limit to the demand which
will attend its thorough Introduction.
There ia nothing abstruse nor complicated
In the operation OF this patent. In ten min.
utes child can comprehend and safely use
1t. The value-an incalculable quantlty-of
the invention lies in It's utility as an agent
OF household economy; and, as such, under
the management, and with the resources of
the Perfection Company, It has started upon
q career of triumphant success.
Iwould advise you to drop into No. 93s
street, some day when you are passing,
and look at the novel heater.
BILLY FORD.